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Pick up Service for GKhair Products
GKhair just introduced a super convenient way for clients to get the products they love easier.
April 24, 2017
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GKhair just introduced a super convenient way for clients to get the products they love easier.
With the GKhair Shopping App, GKhair brings the clients to your doorstep with "Salon Pick Up" capability. Here's all they have to do:
Client places the GKhair order on the APP.
All nearby registered salons will get notification via SMS and APP.
Salons respond by marking order as In Stock or Out of Stock.
Client is notified via SMS and App of all the registered salons with GKhair In-Stock.
Client selects salon nearest to him/her to pick up the order.
Client shows the QR code to Salon to receive the order.
Salon can make the sale via scanning QR code and will get the credit for the sale.
The customer can rate the salon for the service provided by the salon.
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Benefits for Distributors: Salons will be able to better find GKhair products and the local distributors representing the brand. The salons will get new customers creating more demand for GKhair stock in the salons.
Benefits for Salons: Salons will be connected with new customers which normally they wouldn't meet. More customers, more sales, more services more business. Salons can place their orders using the GKhair APP and applied to the respective distributor to proceed with order distribution.
Benefits for Customers: They will be able to order GKhair retails products with ease. They would get to know the nearby salons carrying GKhair products. Easy process without any complications.
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